This article has been written by B.SRIKAMAL B.B.A.L.L.B (Hons), a 2nd Year student at Alliance University,Bangalore. INTRODUCTION:- “The legal right or authorization to act or not to act; an ability conferred on a person by law to alter, by an act of will, the rights, duties, liabilities, and other relations, either of that person or…
This article has been written by Ms. Shruti Medhekar, a 4th year BA.LLB student of Keshav Memorial College of Law. INTRODUCTION: A constitution is a set of rules and principles which governs and regulates the state and the government. Generally it defines the powers, procedures, structure and functioning of the government. In most of the…
This article has been written by Geethika Yamalapalli, 2nd Year, NARSEE MONJEE INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES, NAVI MUMBAI. According to religious practices, a foetus begins its life in a religious womb and dies. Isn’t it fascinating how life binds each of us to a circle of some kind of faith or belief that we diligently and…
This article has been written by Piyush Jha, a final year student at School of Law, Sastra Deemed to be University. Introduction The right to education is a fundamental human right recognized by the United Nations and is essential for the overall development and well-being of children. In the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, this right…
This article has been written by Piyush Jha, a final year student at School of Law, Sastra Deemed to be University. Introduction Article 30 of the Indian Constitution which lays down the “Right of Minorities to Establish and Administer Educational Institutions,” has been a contentious topic in recent years. The Article guarantees the fundamental right…
This article was written by SASANK MITTA is a student of Indira Priyadarsini law college. INTRODUCTION The word rule of law explains that everything should be done according to the law, which means everything should proceed without respect to discrimination and everyone is equal respect to the law and the word is taken from the…
This article has been written by Ms. Damini Chauhan, a student of BBA.LLB (Hons), from United world school of law, Karnavati University, Gandhinagar. This author is a 5th year law student. INTRODUCTION According to Section 374 of the Indian Penal Code, 1860, anyone who forcibly makes another person work against their will faces a sentence…
This article has been written by Mr. Satyam Sah, a 3rd year law student of Bharati Vidyapeeth (Deemed to be University) New Law College Pune. Introduction In common law, a writ (latin word) is a formal written order issued by the court with administrative or judicial jurisdiction. The Prerogative writs were taken from the English…
This article has been written by Ishika Sharma, a student of Gujarat National Law University. Introduction According to the Oxford dictionary, a speedy trial can be as – “a criminal trial held after minimal delay, as considered to be a citizen’s constitutional right.” The idea behind the Right to Speedy Trial is to resolve matters as quickly…
This article has been written by Vishwas Agarwal, a final-year law student at the West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences, Kolkata. INTRODUCTION The Parliamentary Sovereignty and Judicial Supremacy concepts are diametrically opposed to one another, and the Indian Constitution sought to find a middle ground between the two. As of 2011, the Constitution has…
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